R Domingo
Biographic Data
| ID | 32578 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R Domingo |
| GIVEN NAMES | R |
| FAMILY NAME | Domingo |
| SIGNATURE | DOMINGO R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Navarra |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0772-4661 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Spirit of Christianity and Law
This essay offers an analysis John Witte, Jr.’s contribution to the study of the relationship between Christianity and law as an autonomous branch within the broad field of law and religion. The author discusses Witte as a Christian jurist educated in Reformed Protestantism and influenced by Abraham Kuyper and Harold J. Berman, among others, and describes and evaluates the interdisciplinary, interdenominational, and international project on Chris…
La contribución de John Witte, jr. a las relaciones entre cristianismo y derecho
between Christianity and law is not merely accidental, but has a metahistorical significance and an enduring value for the development of humanity.Although the project has already borne much fruit, there is room for further maturity and methodological purity as it is still in its early stages
Repensar la Escuela de Salamanca
Esta recensión colectiva analiza cuatro importantes obras recientes publicadas en torno a la segunda escolástica española, y más específicamente sobre la Escuela de Salamanca. El autor defiende que la Escuela de Salamanca irradia todavía luz sobre cuestiones tan actuales como los derechos humanos, la igualdad de todos los seres humanos, la autonomía del poder civil, la existencia de una comunidad humana global y la necesidad de entendimiento entr…
Toward the Spiritualization of Politics
This essay offers a theoretical explanation of and a rational framework for the connection between politics and spirituality and some of the consequent implications of that connection for political life and development. It rests on the idea that empirical investigation, logical reason, and contemplative intuition are connected. They are only different epistemological approaches to the same reality, which is multidimensional but one. The unity of …
Why Spirituality Matters for Law
In this article, I explore potential connections between law and spirituality as well as some of the legal implications of these connections. After arguing that spirituality is conceptually autonomous from religion and morality, I explain why the spiritual triad of love, communion, and gift is deeply interconnected with the legal triad of justice, agreement, and right. I also make clear why individual and collective intentions and cultural values…
Body, Soul, and Spirit of the Law
This article explores potential applications of the body–soul–spirit metaphor in the legal realm. After a justification of the validity of the metaphor as a source of legal meaning, and an explanation of the trichotomy body–soul–spirit in the light of St Paul’s letters and Edith Stein’s writings, the author focuses on some current debates in which the use of the metaphor sheds new light. Based on this metaphor, the author argues for the respect o…
A New Global Paradigm for Religious Freedom
Over the last few decades, during which period religion and religious belief have been on the rise worldwide, the ranks of nonbelievers (agnostics and atheists) have grown in the political arena. Moreover, the rise of a theocratic constitutionalism, which places religion at the heart of the public sphere and political deliberation, has coincided with the spread of a strong liberal secularism that looks skeptically at any “reality of transcendent …
Religion for Hedgehogs? An Argument against the Dworkinian Approach to Religious Freedom
According to Ronald Dworkin, the right to freedom of religion is a mere implication of a more general right of ethical independence in foundational matters. For Dworkin, just as a particular religion cannot be treated as special in politics, religion cannot be considered sui generis in the political arena. This article argues that the right of religious freedom should be regarded as sui generis . The epistemological and ethical theories that supp…
Gaius, Vattel, and the New Global Law Paradigm
[enter Emer de Vattel (1714-1767), in his influential work The Law of Nations, established a new international statist paradigm which broke with the classical partition of the law into the three realities of ‘persons, things and actions’ (personae, res, actiones). This new paradigm substituted the state for the person, downgraded the generic concept of ‘things’ to the obligations among states in their relations, and changed the focus of the conce…
Gaius, Vattel, and the New Global Law Paradigm
[enter Emer de Vattel (1714-1767), in his influential work The Law of Nations, established a new international statist paradigm which broke with the classical partition of the law into the three realities of ‘persons, things and actions’ (personae, res, actiones). This new paradigm substituted the state for the person, downgraded the generic concept of ‘things’ to the obligations among states in their relations, and changed the focus of the conce…
Gaius, Vattel, and the New Global Law Paradigm
[enter Emer de Vattel (1714-1767), in his influential work The Law of Nations, established a new international statist paradigm which broke with the classical partition of the law into the three realities of ‘persons, things and actions’ (personae, res, actiones). This new paradigm substituted the state for the person, downgraded the generic concept of ‘things’ to the obligations among states in their relations, and changed the focus of the conce…
Religion for Hedgehogs? An Argument against the Dworkinian Approach to Religious Freedom
According to Ronald Dworkin, the right to freedom of religion is a mere implication of a more general right of ethical independence in foundational matters. For Dworkin, just as a particular religion cannot be treated as special in politics, religion cannot be considered sui generis in the political arena. This article argues that the right of religious freedom should be regarded as sui generis . The epistemological and ethical theories that supp…
A New Global Paradigm for Religious Freedom
Over the last few decades, during which period religion and religious belief have been on the rise worldwide, the ranks of nonbelievers (agnostics and atheists) have grown in the political arena. Moreover, the rise of a theocratic constitutionalism, which places religion at the heart of the public sphere and political deliberation, has coincided with the spread of a strong liberal secularism that looks skeptically at any “reality of transcendent …
Body, Soul, and Spirit of the Law
This article explores potential applications of the body–soul–spirit metaphor in the legal realm. After a justification of the validity of the metaphor as a source of legal meaning, and an explanation of the trichotomy body–soul–spirit in the light of St Paul’s letters and Edith Stein’s writings, the author focuses on some current debates in which the use of the metaphor sheds new light. Based on this metaphor, the author argues for the respect o…
Why Spirituality Matters for Law
In this article, I explore potential connections between law and spirituality as well as some of the legal implications of these connections. After arguing that spirituality is conceptually autonomous from religion and morality, I explain why the spiritual triad of love, communion, and gift is deeply interconnected with the legal triad of justice, agreement, and right. I also make clear why individual and collective intentions and cultural values…
Toward the Spiritualization of Politics
This essay offers a theoretical explanation of and a rational framework for the connection between politics and spirituality and some of the consequent implications of that connection for political life and development. It rests on the idea that empirical investigation, logical reason, and contemplative intuition are connected. They are only different epistemological approaches to the same reality, which is multidimensional but one. The unity of …
Repensar la Escuela de Salamanca
Esta recensión colectiva analiza cuatro importantes obras recientes publicadas en torno a la segunda escolástica española, y más específicamente sobre la Escuela de Salamanca. El autor defiende que la Escuela de Salamanca irradia todavía luz sobre cuestiones tan actuales como los derechos humanos, la igualdad de todos los seres humanos, la autonomía del poder civil, la existencia de una comunidad humana global y la necesidad de entendimiento entr…
The Spirit of Christianity and Law
This essay offers an analysis John Witte, Jr.’s contribution to the study of the relationship between Christianity and law as an autonomous branch within the broad field of law and religion. The author discusses Witte as a Christian jurist educated in Reformed Protestantism and influenced by Abraham Kuyper and Harold J. Berman, among others, and describes and evaluates the interdisciplinary, interdenominational, and international project on Chris…
La contribución de John Witte, jr. a las relaciones entre cristianismo y derecho
between Christianity and law is not merely accidental, but has a metahistorical significance and an enduring value for the development of humanity.Although the project has already borne much fruit, there is room for further maturity and methodological purity as it is still in its early stages
Philosophy (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Multicultural Socio-Legal Studies (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (3 works) · Religious Education and Schools (3 works)